> On Jun 30, 2021, at 3:33 PM, Marcus <marcus.m...@wtnet.de> wrote:
>
> Am 30.06.21 um 23:47 schrieb Carl Marcum:
>> I think it looks great!
>> I've tested mobile with Firefox's developer tools and my iPhone 11 with
>> Firefox and that looks great too.
>
> I had a look on my desktop with Firefox and the difference now - compared
> with the first steps - is increadible.
>
> The menu / nav now looks more sorted and clear. The menu items are well
> aligned and personally I don't miss any icons for them.
>
> Maybe you can reduce the font size and margins a bit as currently less
> content is fitting on the page than before without the need to scroll.
I reduced the base font size from 18px to 16px. Tweaked a lot of other margin
related items slightly. I think we now have a website that reads well even on a
small iPhone.
Unless there are objections I’ll put it in production in my morning tomorrow.
>
>> Thanks for your work on this!
>
> Yes, thanks a lot for making this possible.
My pleasure.
FYI - We can start one content updates once the new design is in production.
Regards,
Dave
>
> Marcus
>
>
>
>> On 6/30/21 5:13 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>> Hi -
>>>
>>> I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in a
>>> Chrome Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
>>>
>>>> On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs <pe...@apache.org> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>>>>> On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs <pe...@apache.org> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>>>>>> I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/.
>>>>>>> Please review.
>>>>>> +1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF
>>>>>> feather in front of the ASF?
>>>>> The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
>>>>>
>>>>>> And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an
>>>>>> arrow? (if you visit the link and you click on General you would see a
>>>>>> -> in front of the menu point "About".)
>>>>> I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at
>>>>> all easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a
>>>>> page is part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on
>>>>> the menu.
>>>> I thought of something like this pseudocode:
>>>>
>>>> if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css =
>>>> "selected" else this.css = "unselected"?
>>> I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to make
>>> bootstrap menu items inactive.
>>>
>>> There may be some issues with the comparison as the window.location.href is
>>> fully qualified while we do not want to use fully qualified urls for the
>>> dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the site painful.)
>>>
>>>> Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
>>>>
>>>> So maybe something like:
>>>>
>>>> const boxes =
>>>> document....ui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
>>>>
>>>> boxes.forEach(box => {
>>>> if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css =
>>>> "selected" else box.css = "unselected"?
>>>>
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to write
>>>> something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well (likely)
>>>> be this is rubbish.
>>>>
>>>> So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages that
>>>> are not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they belong,
>>>> anyhow.
>>> Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first, but I’m
>>> not going to do that right now.
>>>
>>>>>>> There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the
>>>>>>> rename of volunteer@ to recruitment@.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the
>>>>>>> mobile view better.
>>>>>> I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
>>>>>> Desktop does also look great.
>>>>> Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
>>>> I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be
>>>> exact. I use a Firefox browser.
>>>>
>>>> Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu look
>>>> unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
>>>>
>>>> I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on
>>>> hamburger menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal that
>>>> the text starts always at same point.
>>> IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu items
>>> leave the site.
>>>
>>> I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
>>> https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
>>>
>>> All The Best,
>>> Dave
>>>
>>>>>> I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>> Dave
>
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